Roland Barthes: semiology, media and fait divers
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Roland Barthes, Discourse, SemiologyAbstract
Roland Barthesʼs semiology is gifted with especial traits. It cannot be cemented within the walls of linguistics. It calls for other reference points. It goes after a translinguistics. It invests on the role of the Media as the object of its researches. This essay, despite its limitations, will attempt to establish the relationship between Barthesʼs semiology and the media, reflecting on some basic categories which symbolize them.
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